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회사 소개
| Derayah 리뷰 요약 | |
| 설립 | 2009 |
| 등록 국가/지역 | 사우디 아라비아 |
| 규제 | 규제되지 않음 |
| 시장 상품 | 주식, 채권, 선물 계약, 옵션 |
| 데모 계정 | 언급되지 않음 |
| 레버리지 | 언급되지 않음 |
| 스프레드 | 언급되지 않음 |
| 거래 플랫폼 | Derayah 플랫폼, Derayah 글로벌 플랫폼 |
| 최소 입금액 | 언급되지 않음 |
| 고객 지원 | 전화 920024433, 00966920024433, 팩스 0112998071 |
| 이메일 support@derayah.com | |
Derayah 정보
Derayah은 2009년에 설립된 사우디 아라비아에 등록된 규제되지 않은 중개업체입니다. 이 회사는 지역 및 글로벌 플랫폼을 통해 다양한 투자 선택지를 제공합니다. 그러나 이 회사에서는 제한된 자산 클래스만 이용할 수 있습니다.
장단점
| 장점 | 단점 |
| 지역 시장에 다양한 투자 선택지 | 유효한 규제 인증서 없음 |
| 두 개의 거래 플랫폼 (Derayah 플랫폼 및 Derayah 글로벌 플랫폼) | 제한된 자산 클래스 |
| 국제 시장 이용 가능 | |
| 다양한 고객 지원 옵션 (전화, 팩스, 이메일) |
Derayah의 신뢰성
Derayah은 어떠한 인정받은 금융 당국의 규제 없이 운영됩니다.

Derayah에서 무엇을 거래할 수 있나요?
Derayah은 주식, 채권 (수쿠크 (이슬람 채권) 및 일반 채권), 옵션 및 선물을 포함한 다양한 투자 옵션을 제공합니다. 이 회사를 통해 중동 지역의 여러 금융 기관에 투자할 수 있으며, 사우디 주식 거래소 (TASI), 노무, 단일 주식 선물 계약 및 MT30 지수 선물 계약 등이 있습니다. 국제 시장에 관심이 있다면 뉴욕 증권 거래소 (NYSE), 나스닥 거래소 및 뉴욕 증권 거래소 MKT (NYSE MKT)에도 투자할 수 있습니다.
| 거래 가능한 상품 | 지원 |
| 주식 | ✔ |
| 선물 | ✔ |
| 채권 | ✔ |
| 옵션 | ✔ |
| 외환 | ❌ |
| 상품 | ❌ |
| 펀드 | ❌ |
| ETF | ❌ |
| 암호화폐 | ❌ |
Derayah 수수료
투자 수수료는 수익을 줄일 수 있습니다. Derayah는 저렴한 중개 서비스를 제공한다고 주장합니다. 아래에서 거래 수수료를 확인할 수 있습니다:
예를 들어, 사우디 주식 거래소(TASI)와 Nomu에서 이 회사는 거래 금액의 0.155%를 수수료로 받으며, 최소 수수료는 0.01 SAR입니다.
| 마켓 | 수수료 | 최소 수수료 |
| TASI | 0.155% | 0.01 SAR |
| Nomu | 0.155% | 0.01 SAR |
| 단일 주식 옵션 | 6.50 SAR 계약당 | 6.50 SAR |
| Sukuk 및 채권 | 0.08% | 100 SAR |
거래 플랫폼
Derayah은 두 개의 거래 플랫폼을 제공합니다: Derayah 플랫폼과 Derayah 글로벌 플랫폼.
| 거래 플랫폼 | 지원 여부 | 사용 가능한 장치 | 적합 대상 |
| Derayah 플랫폼 | ✔ | 언급되지 않음 | 모든 경험 수준의 투자자 |
| Derayah 글로벌 플랫폼 | ✔ | 언급되지 않음 | 모든 경험 수준의 투자자 |
| MT5 | ❌ | ||
| MT4 | ❌ |
키워드
- 5-10년
- 의문 있는 규제 라이선스
- 잠재적 위험성이 높음
위키 Q&A
Does Derayah offer fixed or variable spreads, and how do these spreads behave when the market experiences significant volatility due to news events?
Drawing from my experience as a trader, what’s immediately concerning with Derayah is that there’s no published information on whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. In my due diligence, I always look for clarity here, as it’s essential for risk planning—particularly during volatile events. Without transparency on spreads, it’s impossible for me to gauge how my trading costs might change when markets move quickly due to news or other catalysts. From what I can see, Derayah does not support forex trading at all—their product range is focused strictly on stocks, bonds (including sukuk), futures, and options. On equities like the Saudi Stock Exchange (TASI) or Nomu, the commission is a percentage of the traded value, rather than a traditional spread. This model means execution costs are largely determined by fixed commissions rather than bid/ask spreads that widen in volatility as with most forex or CFD brokers. If Derayah did offer forex or leveraged products, the lack of regulatory oversight and the absence of specifics about their fee structure would make me extremely cautious. Volatile conditions generally exacerbate hidden costs at unregulated brokers. For me, not knowing how my trading expenses could spike during fast-moving markets is a risk I’m unwilling to take. Ultimately, if tight spread control or clarity on order execution during news events is central to your strategy, Derayah—as it stands—doesn’t provide the transparency or regulatory safeguards I require for active trading.
Is Derayah overseen by any regulatory bodies, and if so, which financial authorities are responsible for regulating it?
From my own investigation and trading experience, I found that Derayah is not overseen by any recognized financial regulatory authority. According to the available background, there is no valid regulatory certificate for this broker, and this alone raises a substantial red flag in my trading process. When a broker operates without proper supervision from a reputable regulator, such as the FCA, ASIC, or CySEC, I personally see this as introducing a high level of risk to client funds and operational practices. For me, regulatory oversight is fundamental because it holds brokers accountable to a strict set of standards designed to protect clients—from segregation of funds to regular audits and fair dispute resolution channels. The absence of such oversight with Derayah means there’s no external body ensuring their compliance or providing a safety net if something goes wrong. As a risk-conscious trader, I take the lack of regulation seriously. In my view, even if their trading platforms and product variety seem to meet certain needs, the regulatory gap is too significant to ignore for anyone prioritizing account safety and transparency. This is why I always approach unregulated brokers with extreme caution and recommend careful due diligence before considering any engagement.
Does Derayah offer a swap-free (Islamic) account option for traders?
In my experience as a trader focused on due diligence and risk management, I approached Derayah with the expectation that a Saudi-based broker might prioritize Sharia-compliant options, such as swap-free (Islamic) accounts. However, after thoroughly examining all available information, I didn’t find any clear mention or confirmation of a swap-free or Islamic account feature at Derayah. What I did see was that the broker provides access to both conventional and Sukuk (Islamic) bonds, which reflects some awareness of regional preferences and Sharia compliance in their investment products. Still, Sukuk are investment instruments, not indicators of derivatives trading conditions or swap policies. Given that Derayah is unregulated by any well-known financial authority, I remain highly cautious about assuming the presence of such a critical account feature without direct, transparent disclosure. For me, the lack of explicit information about swap-free accounts, especially on a regional broker’s official offerings, is a point of concern. When considering any broker, particularly unregulated ones, I prioritize clarity around account types and all associated costs and practices. In summary, based on the evidence currently available, I cannot confirm that Derayah offers a swap-free account, and I would urge anyone with specific Islamic trading needs to seek unequivocal written confirmation from the broker before proceeding.
Based on your experience, what would you say are the three main benefits of using Derayah?
In my experience as a trader, Derayah offers some specific advantages worth mentioning, though caution is essential. First, Derayah gives access to both regional and international markets, which is valuable for diversifying exposure. I’ve found it helpful to be able to invest directly in the Saudi Stock Exchange, Nomu, and also in large international markets like NYSE and NASDAQ from a unified platform. This range could suit traders wanting to blend local and global equities and derivative products. Second, the broker's transparent fee structure appeals to me, especially for stock transactions in the Saudi market. The published rates for trading on TASI and Nomu are straightforward and competitive, making it easier to estimate costs and avoid unexpected charges. This cost clarity is something I look for to manage expenses strictly. Finally, the availability of both the Derayah Platform and Derayah Global Platform provides flexibility for different investment approaches. Although information about platform features is limited, the presence of multiple platforms typically supports varied trading styles. That said, it’s critical to note that Derayah is unregulated, which raises substantial risk concerns for me. While the benefits are tangible, anyone considering this broker should weigh them carefully against the potential downsides, especially regarding regulatory protections.
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